If a Big Mac costs R46.35 in South Africa and $5.11 in the US, then purchasing power parity requires the rand/dollar exchange rate to be R (2 decimal places). Answer:

A can of soda costs $1.25 in the United States and25 pesos in Mexico. What is the peso–dollar exchangerate (measured in pesos per dollar) if purchasingpower parity holds? If a monetary expansion causesall prices in Mexico to double, so that a soda nowcosts 50 pesos, what happens to the peso–dollarexchange rate?

A can of soda costs $1.25 in the United States and 25 pesos in Mexico. What is the pesos-dollar exchange rate(meaured in pesos per dollar) if purchasing-power parity holds? If a monetary expansion caused all prices in mexico to double, so that soda rose to 50 pesos, what would happen to the peso-dollar exchnage rate?

The price of a dozen roses in the United States is $30. If $0.0015 can purchase 1.00 Chilean pesos, how much does the same dozen roses cost in Chile if purchasing power parity holds? Give your answer to two decimals. pesos

Options are gain or loss. Note : don't use chat gp8

please do this for the country China.

View the data below for the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Japanese yen.   How many yen could you get per dollar at the earliest date shown on the chart? Explain. How many yen could you get per dollar at the most recent date shown on the chart? Explain. Has the dollar appreciated or depreciated in value over time? Explain.

In France, one kilogram of macadamia nuts costs 10.5Euro and 10 Dollars in Canadian in Canada. According to the law of one price, the expected exchange rate between the Euro and the Canadian would be_____ 1.5Euro/$ 0.12Dollar/Euro 1.67 Dollar/Euro 0.67 Euro/Dollar

The equation for purchasing power parity is – the domestic price should equal the exchange rate multiplied by the foreign price. Suppose your shirt sells for 10 euros in Europe.  If purchasing power parity holds, what should be the price of that same shirt in the United States if it takes 1.145 dollars to get one euro?

Although the law of one price holds for single products, purchasing power parity is meaningful only when applied to a basket of goods. True or false?